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Sea Ray 250 Select EX User Manual

Sea Ray 250 Select EX
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Owners Manual Part Number: MRP 1815873
Sea Ray
Owners
Manual
250 Select EX

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Sea Ray 250 Select EX Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSea Ray
Model250 Select EX
CategoryBoat
LanguageEnglish

Summary

INTRODUCTION

1. THIS MANUAL

Describes the manual's content, including safety, features, use, and maintenance.

2. YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES

Operator's duties for safety, including courses, handling, rules, and registration.

3. SOURCES OF INFORMATION

Lists organizations and resources for boating courses and information.

4. DEALER RESPONSIBILITIES

Dealer's duties, including predelivery checks, demonstrations, and providing manuals.

5. WARRANTIES

Explains warranty coverage for boat components and systems.

6. HULL IDENTIFICATION NUMBER (HIN)

Location and importance of the HIN for correspondence and orders.

7. MANUFACTURER’S CERTIFICATION

Sea Ray's compliance with safety acts and industry standards like ABYC and ISO.

8. SERVICE, PARTS AND REPAIR FOR YOUR BOAT

Guidance on obtaining service, parts, and repair from authorized dealers.

ABOUT YOUR LIMITED WARRANTY

SECTION 1 • SAFETY

1. Safety Labels

Advises on safety precautions and label locations, replacement, and meanings.

2. LEGALLY MANDATED MINIMUM REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

Lists USCG minimum required safety equipment for boats 26' to 40'.

3. FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEM

Details requirements and procedures for fire extinguishers and fire fighting.

4. CARBON MONOXIDE

Explains CO hazards, symptoms, and prevention methods.

5. LIFESAVING EQUIPMENT

Covers PFD types, requirements, and proper use for safety.

6. ADDITIONAL RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT FOR SAFE OPERATION

Lists recommended items beyond legally mandated equipment for safe boating.

7. IMPAIRED OPERATION

Warns against operating a boat under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

8. LOAD CAPACITY

Discusses passenger and cargo limits for safe operation.

9. POWER CAPACITY

Advice on engine selection and modifications affecting boat handling.

10. PROPELLERS

Guidance on selecting and maintaining propellers for optimal performance.

11. STABILITY

Explains factors affecting boat stability and risk of capsizing.

12. MAINTAIN CONTROL

Emphasizes operator awareness of surroundings and safe maneuvering.

13. WEATHER

Discusses boat design categories and safety precautions in different weather conditions.

14. CHART YOUR COURSE

Importance of planning routes, using charts, and notifying others of your plans.

15. WATER SPORTS

Safety guidelines for swimming, skiing, and diving activities.

16. EMERGENCY SITUATIONS

Procedures for medical emergencies, water rescue, fire, flooding, collisions, grounding, and system failure.

17. SAFETY HOT LINES

Provides contact information for safety resources and information.

18. INTERNATIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Lists international standards and specifications for vessel construction.

19. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS

Addresses regulations and warnings regarding fuel/oil spillage and waste disposal.

20. NAUTICAL TERMS

Glossary of common boating terms and definitions.

21. KEY TO SYMBOLS ON CONTROLS AND PRINTS

Explains the meaning of various symbols used on controls and in the manual.

22. WARNING LABEL LOCATIONS

Illustrates the placement and types of warning labels on the boat.

SECTION 2 • GENERAL BOAT ARRANGEMENT

1. DOCKING/LIFTING/STORAGE

Guidance on proper methods for docking, lifting, and storing the boat.

2. PASSENGER LOCATIONS

Advises on safe passenger positions and preparation for boat movement.

3. BASIC BOAT DIMENSIONS AND CLEARANCES

Provides key physical dimensions and clearance specifications for the boat.

4. DECK LAYOUT

Diagram and labels showing the arrangement of deck features and components.

5. HELM, GAUGE & SWITCH LAYOUT

Details the helm controls, gauges, and switch panel layout.

6. FUNCTION AND LOCATION OF THROUGH-HULL CUTOUTS

Identifies the function and placement of various through-hull fittings.

7. PROPULSION SYSTEM

Explains the stern drive propulsion system and its components.

8. DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR CONTROLS

Details major boat controls including shift, throttle, trim tabs, and power trim.

9. IMPORTANT GAUGES

Explains important gauges like SmartCraft, tachometer, oil pressure, and compass.

10. NAVIGATION AND ANCHOR LIGHTS

Requirements and operation of navigation and anchor lights.

SECTION 3 • USING YOUR BOAT

1. PRE-LAUNCH, LAUNCH AND POST-LAUNCH CHECKLIST

Critical pre-use checks for boat operation, safety, and departure.

2. FUELING THE BOAT

Detailed procedures and safety precautions for refueling the boat.

3. BOARDING

Guidelines for safe boarding, including load distribution and gear stowage.

4. PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICES (PFDS)

Instructions on PFD use, requirements, and accessibility for passengers.

5. PASSENGER INSTRUCTION AND LOCATION

Operator's role in instructing passengers on boat behavior and safe seating.

6. STARTING THE ENGINE

Pre-start checks, procedures, and safety warnings for starting the engine.

7. SHIFTING TO DRIVE THE BOAT

How to shift gears and operate the boat smoothly and safely.

8. STOPPING THE ENGINE

Procedure for safely stopping the engine after operation.

9. STEERING SYSTEM

Information on the steering system, its maintenance, and potential failures.

SECTION 4 • BILGE & UNDERWATER GEAR

1. BILGE

Covers bilge maintenance, fuel/oil spills, drain plug, pump, and blower.

2. ENGINE AND STERN DRIVE

Discusses engine maintenance, vibration, stern drive impact, and propeller selection/installation.

3. UNDERWATER GEAR

General information on propellers, including characteristics and cavitation.

4. BILGE LAYOUT

Diagram illustrating the layout of bilge components and systems.

SECTION 5 • FUEL SYSTEM

1. FUEL SYSTEM

Details the fuel system components including tank, vent, valve, and supply line.

2. FUELING PRECAUTIONS

Essential safety precautions for static electricity, general fueling, and checklists.

SECTION 6 • ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

1. DC ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Covers batteries, maintenance, charging, and cable routing.

2. IGNITION PROTECTION

Importance of ignition-protected components to prevent sparks in gasoline environments.

3. FUSES

Location, types, and replacement guidelines for fuses.

4. 12 VOLT ACCESSORY RECEPTACLE

Information on the 12-volt accessory outlets for powering devices.

5. LIGHTING

Details on boat lighting fixtures and bulb replacement.

6. AC SYSTEM (OPTIONAL)

Information on the 120V/60Hz and 220V/50Hz AC wiring systems.

7. MAIN DISTRIBUTION PANEL (WITH SHORE POWER OPTION)

Description of the main distribution panel and its breakers.

8. SHORE POWER (OPTIONAL)

Procedures for connecting, disconnecting, and maintaining shore power.

9. SERVICING THE MAIN DISTRIBUTION PANEL

Guidance on replacing components on the main distribution panel.

10. BATTERY CHARGER/CONVERTER (ONLY WITH SHORE POWER OPTION)

Information on the automatic battery charging unit.

11. GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER RECEPTACLE (GFI) (OPTIONAL)

Explanation of GFI receptacle function and safety benefits.

12. ELECTROLYTIC CORROSION AND ZINC ANODES

How to prevent corrosion using zinc anodes and their maintenance.

13. MARINE ELECTRONIC CATHODIC ANTI-CORROSION SYSTEM

Description of the Mercathode system for stern drive protection.

14. ELECTRICAL SCHEMATICS

Reference to electrical schematics and diagrams for service.

SECTION 7 • OPTIONS & ACCESSORIES

1. LAYOUT AND ACCESSORY LOCATIONS

Guides to locating and identifying key equipment and accessories on the boat.

2. WATER SYSTEM

Covers water system operation, sanitizing, pump/filter, and winterizing.

D. FRESH WATER WASHDOWN

Operation of the fresh water washdown sprayer.

3. GRAY WATER SYSTEM (OPTION)

System for managing grey water discharge in restricted areas.

4. HEAD SYSTEM

Overview of available toilet systems, their operation, and holding tank management.

5. ENTERTAINMENT CENTER

Information on the 12-volt stereo system and its operation.

6. STEERING WHEEL REMOTE CONTROLS

Operation of remote controls on the steering wheel for stereo and display.

7. WATER SPORT TOWER (OPTIONAL)

Use and safety precautions for the optional water sport tower.

8. FIRE EXTINGUISHER PORT

Use of the fire extinguisher discharge port in case of fire.

9. AUTOMATIC FIRE EXTINGUISHER SYSTEM (OPTIONAL)

Operation and indicator light for the automatic fire suppression system.

10. REFRIGERATOR (OPTIONAL)

Information about the optional refrigerator and its fuse protection.

11. CANVAS

Safety warnings and installation tips for canvas covers.

12. HORN

Operation and fuse protection for the boat horn.

13. SPOT LIGHT (OPTIONAL)

Operation and fuse protection for the optional spot light.

14. DOCKING LIGHTS (OPTIONAL)

Operation and fuse protection for optional docking lights.

15. CORSA™ THRU-HULL EXHAUST SYSTEM (OPTION)

Operation of the Corsa™ Thru-Hull Exhaust System for sound and performance.

SECTION 8 • REQUIRED INSPECTION, SERVICE & MAINTENANCE

1. SUMMARY GUIDE FOR INSPECTION, SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

Chart summarizing inspection and service intervals for boat systems.

2. USEFUL SERVICE INFORMATION

Blank fields for recording owner, boat, engine, and dealer information.

3. INSPECTION, SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE PROTOCOL

Detailed procedures for inspecting bilge, engine, fuel system, wiring, and fittings.

5. FITTING OUT AFTER STORAGE

Checks for fuel system, batteries, and miscellaneous items after storage.

6. SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS

Tips for securing the boat, including removing keys and electronics.

7. QUICK REFERENCE CHECKLIST

Checklists for boarding, departing, underway, returning, securing, and engine start issues.

8. AFTER MARKET EQUIPMENT CHECKLIST

Checklist for verifying seaworthiness and condition of added equipment.

9. MAINTENANCE LOG

Template for recording maintenance performed on the boat.

SECTION 9 • CARE & REFINISHING

1. PAINT CLEANING AGENTS AND OTHER SUBSTANCES

Guidance on selecting safe cleaning agents and avoiding hazardous ones.

2. FIBERGLASS AND GELCOAT

Instructions for washing, waxing, and maintaining fiberglass and gelcoat surfaces.

3. STAINS AND SCRATCHES

Methods for removing stains and scratches from boat surfaces.

4. PERMANENTLY MOORED OR DOCKED BOATS

Methods to prevent marine growth on hulls of moored boats.

5. CARE FOR BOTTOM PAINT

Tips for maintaining bottom paint and inspecting for repainting.

6. TOPSIDE AREAS

Cleaning and maintenance of stainless steel, alloy fittings, and salt crystals.

7. GAUGE AND SWITCH PANELS

Care instructions for gauge and switch panels.

8. ACRYLIC PLASTIC SHEETING (PLASTIC GLASS)

Cleaning and care guidelines for acrylic plastic surfaces.

9. CANVAS AND CLEAR VINYL

Proper cleaning, storage, and care for canvas and vinyl components.

10. EXTERIOR UPHOLSTERY FABRIC

Cleaning and care instructions for exterior upholstery fabrics.

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